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The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has been announced ahead of MWC, and its featuring beefier hardware, better software, and a smarter S-Pen

Apple's case that Samsung copied the iPhone and iPad has a long way to go, but both companies have managed to land some blows. Who's ahead so far?

The Samsung vs. Apple lawsuits are covering new territory: new claims include taking the iPhone manufacturer to court over smiley faces.

A ban on the sale of Samsung's Galaxy 10.1 Tab in Australia was lifted by the country's High Court on Friday following a long legal battle with Apple. It means the Korean company is finally able to get its device in Australian stores - during the Christmas rush.

A U.S. district court judge denied Apple's request that Samsung be ordered to halt sales of certain Android-powered smartphones and tablets as the patent battle between the two companies continues.

Apple has won another week's ban on the sales of Samsung Galaxy Tabs in Australia, giving Apple time to file its objections to the order.

In an effort to get around the ban imposed on its Galaxy 10.1 tablet in Germany, Samsung has modified its design, given it a new name (by adding one letter) and put it back on sale.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus tablet with Android 3.2 Honeycomb is available for pre-order on Amazon.

Samsung's hopes of bringing its Galaxy Tab 10.1 to the Australian market before Christmas were dashed on Thursday when the country's Federal Court granted a temporary ban on the sale of the device. The decision comes following Apple's claim that the Korean company's tablet infringes on patents related to its iPad tablet.

Apple presses Australia to ban sales of Samsung Galaxy tablets, Verizon Wireless weighs in, and industry watchers question Samsung's patent claims

Samsung and Apple are trading legal potshots in courtrooms all over the globe. What's at the heart of the fight? Why do the companies have it in for each other?

After defending itself against various Apple lawsuits, a Samsung executive says the company may be switching tactics and suing over the iPhone 5.

In the latest episode of the long-running patent dispute between Apple and Samsung, a judge in a Sydney court has said that if Apple wants to prove that Samsung's Galaxy Tab would affect sales of its iPad in Australia, then it should reveal sales figures of its popular tablet in countries where both the iPad and Galaxy Tab are available.

Samsung's legal battle with Apple has claimed another victim: Samsung has pulled its Galaxy Tab 7.7 from the IFA show floor in Berlin.

An injunction barring the the sale of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet in Germany has been uphold, although a final ruling is due September 9.

Samsung cites Stanley Kubrick's 1968 movie 2001: A Space Odyssey in its defense against Apple.

A German court has partially lifted a ban on sales of Samsung's Galaxy Tab in the EU — but the move apparently has nothing to do with accusations that Apple doctored evidence submitted in its lawsuit against the South Korean electronics giant.

Apple is still fighting to get injunctions blocking sale of the Galaxy Tab in the Netherlands.

As the fight between Apple and Samsung intensifies, the Economist takes a look at which parts Samsung supplies for the iPhone 4 in this handy infographic.

Following the filing of a patent infringement lawsuit by Apple, a court in Germany has ruled that Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 can no longer be sold in the EU.

Look familiar? It should: Apple introduced its Smart Cover for the iPad 2 four months ago.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be on sale June 8 at Best Buy's Union Square store in New York City; everywhere else gets to wait until June 17.

A newly-revealed ultra-high-resolution display from Samsung hints at what we might see in a next-generation iPad.

While Motorola shipped more than some expected, the Xoom's first quarter numbers prove it didn't live up to the hype.

Samsung responds to Apple's allegations of intellectual property theft with promises of an "active" response to the legal action and hints of a counter-suit against Apple for violating Samsung's wireless tech patents.

Samsung's Galaxy Player looks to be an impressive media player. Will it be able to take on the iPod Touch?